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PostPosted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 4:36 pm 
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hey im in the process of restoring a 77's i want to go original as possible but was just wondering what the actual colour looked like with shiny paint as my car is faded and ressembles a red house brick.any pics would be appreciated.


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I've had a Clubby in Scarlet O'Hara, it's pretty much the same as Jet Red, for example Ford Red Flame touch up paint is recommended for both.
Here's my Jet Red Mini after its recent spray job-

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:D my looks like a really fadded orange and very dull but in the interior were i removed material it looks more orange ill go take a pic of it now. it might be a different color

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I had a scarlett ohara red clubman years ago.. only have one pic and it isnt shiny!

nice colour though.


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thats what my looks like when i got it its just a empty shell now cant get a pick as its to dark in the garage


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I've been told but can't be sure that mine is Scarlet O'Hara, it is shinny

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pretty sure elmo is scarlet ohara red
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great colour for clubbies

red always fades quicker than other colours tho :(


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yes...but they do go faster

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Spaceboy wrote:
great colour for clubbies

red always fades quicker than other colours tho :(

Japanese red paint fades faster than any other red... :lol:
Daihatsu, Toyota, Mazda.... all faded like crap a few years ago. Dunno if they are any better now... :lol:

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drmini in aust wrote:
Spaceboy wrote:
great colour for clubbies

red always fades quicker than other colours tho :(

Japanese red paint fades faster than any other red... :lol:
Daihatsu, Toyota, Mazda.... all faded like crap a few years ago. Dunno if they are any better now... :lol:


yeah i see a few chalky starlets and charades on my travels...

minis fade bad tho also


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my paint is over 10 years old and still looks goodish, not faded

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May just be me.....

but that looks like Cadiz (orange) to me .....

eg here's one I used to own...

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I think docs comes the closest to in the flesh right? It's an odd shade of red that Scarlet Ohara..

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Scarlet O'Hara does fade to orange quite badly. My Moke was resprayed with paint matched to faded Scarlet O'hara. Its no very red.

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